Textile Swatches Flashcards
100% Cotton
Good at not pilling, poor resiliency, good absorbency, soft hand
T shirts, Sportswear, Baby clothes, Leggings
Spun Yarns
Weft Knit
Different front and back
Jersey Knit
100% Cotton
Good hand, good texture, poor wicking, good abrasion resistance
used in Tshirt collars/cuffs, sweaters, workout tops, the top portion of socks, waistbands
Spun yarns in a double weft knit
every other wale that alternates between plain and purl stitches on the right and back sides
1x1 Rib Knit
100% Cotton
Good strength, good pilling, can have poor elasticity
Weft Knit
Spun Yarns
used for sweatpants/hoodies
back is softer and brushed to cover uncut loops on backside
French Terry with a brushed back
100% Cotton
good absorbency, good resilience, and good abrasion resistance
Made for onesies, tunics, underwear, baby clothes, jackets, camisoles
Spun yarns in a double weft knit
Jersey on both sides = reversible
Interlock
100% Polyester
Good insulation, Moderate to good , moderate to good stretch.
Poor elasticity
pajamas, long underwear, undergarments for warmth
Weft Knit with hollow fibers
Thermal
100% Polyester
poor elasticity, poor luster
Sweatshirts, hoodies, hats, scarves, gloves, linings
Weft Knit with Spun yarns
is brushed on both sides
Fleece
100% Polyester
poor elasticity, variable hand feel, good cover
Coats, Collars, Trim, footwear, lining
Spun yarns in a weft knit
back is made with a jersey knit where the face has slivers that have been knitted into a jersey knit and cut and brushed
Fake Fur
100% Polyester
Poor elasticity, good strength, good abrasion resistance
Athletic wear, basketball shorts, football jersey’s etc.
Warp knit
Mesh